In The Book of Laughter and Forgetting, the Czech novelist, Milan Kundera, writes that “the struggle of humanity against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting.” And that is what Memorial Day is about, if it is to be in any sense a “religious” holiday: the … read more.
The prospect of returning to being a fully lay-led fellowship in July probably raises mixed emotions in us–fear, disappointment, anger, hope, uncertainty, resolution. Recognizing these various feelings and embracing them is an important part of us working through this transition well. This intergenerational service will … read more.
It’s Wyalusing Indoor Camping Weekend! This means we won’t have a service in the building or Zoom. But we hope you’ll join us next Sunday!
The Green Sanctuary Program was created by the Unitarian Universalist Association in 1989 to provide a framework and a process for congregational study, reflection, and action in response to environmental challenges. In more recent years, the UUA has offered a re-accreditation process, which challenges and … read more.
Join the Green Sanctuary team in celebrating Earth Day and animal kin who share the planet. We’ll be busy during the service decorating cool new masks to show off at Earth Fair. Art can be a form of healing when we feel saddened by the … read more.
Land Acknowledgment Statements themselves don’t do the work; we do. Does our statement call us to important work and help remind us to attend to it? Then it is worthwhile. If it doesn’t include any concrete action steps on our part then it probably needs … read more.
The YWCA has been in La Crosse for over a century, empowering women, eliminating racism, and working for peace and justice. What has this organization done and what is the work it is currently doing to achieve these goals? This Sunday morning, Executive Director Laurie … read more.
Join us this Easter Sunday for a service led by Rev. Bruce Johnson. The Easter story is a story about “coming back to life,” but not in the sense of resuscitating a corpse, or somehow suspending the laws of biology to effect the ultimate medical … read more.
For hospital chaplains serving patients nearing death, few things are as sorrowful as unreconciled estrangement between the dying and those close to them. The emotional and spiritual pain of broken, unhealed relationships can be far more intense than any physical pain. But there is hope. … read more.
Join us this Sunday for a service featuring a presentation by Beth Piggush on the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration’s involvement in land justice and her own journey and relationship to this subject. Part of Beth’s her ministry is caring for the 200 acres of … read more.
